1st bike (owned) neglected chain for 12-13k miles 😂 . My chain fell off stopping at a red light. I was revving it going nowhere, look down and chain is sagging on the ground. Put it back on road home slow as a snail and 1k in service later and about $300 parts my bike is firing fine. Fork seals were leaking slowly, new chain, new sprocket, spark plug/ air filter, drain all fluids and replace ;). Safe to say Sir you are 100% spot on. Lived to learn about it 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@BigGuyBigMind had that happen on my first bike. To be fair some arse biscuit reversed into (well, over) and bent the frame. Mid 'Rona so took a while to get it to a garage to find out the frame was bent :( rolled back to get chain on and like you slow poked home edit: i did about 800 miles on that bent framed bike which was a YZFR125 as was (still am) an L plater (uk)
@@BigGuyBigMind scored a replacement R125 2019 Monster edition wi 75 miles on it, 1YO with the insurance so free upgrade. Doubled the miles riding home XD
As a mechanic i can say thats debatable. When I had a car that I loved I babied it and did all the maintenece and replaced every thing as soon as It started to break. Now I have a car that I dont care about and my oil change is overdue, my tires are almost smooth, three of four stab links are loose, and my brakes are about to grind and I am going on a 2 hour road trip with it. Have you ever heard the saying; the cobblers children have no shoes?
I have 34k miles on my tuned 07 Cbr600rr, got it at 2 miles, thing runs like a monster, oil changes every 2500 miles, clean and lube my chain every 500 miles, clean it once a week, ride 7 days a week unless the rain is bad, maintenance is key to longer term miles 🤙
this vdo makes me rethink all my life choices!! it teaches about discipline... the more desciplined u are... the better condition your bike is! (Which is true)
Whitney, so entertaining. This is exactly what my Sunday morning needed. Also, every time I see your 900 it makes me think it's a better choice than an MT09.
I'm going to consider manscaped now that I know Wit shaves her balls with it. I agree with feeling people out. I'm planning to sell my Z900RS cafe soon to finance a Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser 2-night immersive adventure with my son. If I can sell my bike AND have a pleasant conversation with you (even if you don't buy it) I consider that a win. I will post a vid soon. Cheers!
I've had the same bike, 1980 Honda CB750 I bought in 1990 at 14years old. It's got 156k miles on it. I've ridden from Cali to Alaska 3 times and everywhere in between. Never really had a problem because I've always done proper maintenance. These new bike, wow are they a million time better way faster and much easier to ride, I'm really looking forward to getting one.
Depends on the type of rider and motorcycle. I would buy a Honda NTV with 100.000km on it if it's in good shape. I wouldn't buy a track sport bike with 5.000km on it.
I prefer a higih mileage bike that has been taken care for instead of a rusty old piece of... with low mileage that has been standing in a barn, left to rot and all problems that comes with them.
Another way to tell if the bike is good is how truly educated and intelligent the owner is about the moto universe. One that makes safety the #1 priority. Will even tell you to start small if you never rode before.
My car is a mess inside. My house could be more tidy but my bike gets all the love. Its clean and well maintained. So Whitney I suppose I'm one of those guys. However I am well groomed. Lol. Keep up the good work guys. Ride safe all!!
I haven’t bought a motorcycle used from a private seller, but I have helped a buddy buy a car from a private seller and I agree with what you say. Maintenance records aren’t hard to retain and typically a clean individual has a clean vehicle. Retired or Active military are usually great folks to buy vehicles from, great pride in ownership and usually very clean vehicles.
Never met anyone that bought anything that was previously a rental that didn't have constant problems, including me. Letting morons beat your bike like it owes them money for a minor fee is the real red flag. It's like letting Kevin Spacey babysit your children.
High mileage does matter... A lot of service manuals make no mention of major engine parts serviceability and the majority of mechanics don't do all the rigorous checks to identify as servicing costs go through the roof and they don't get as many customers. I'm talking valves/seats/springs, cam journal wear, assorted bearing (trans/crank/etc). So a balance of mileage and maintenance is the best test for how much money that second hand bike will cost you. Just because it looks new and shiny on the outside, doesn't mean there aren't any gremlins on the inside!
as far as i can tell thats true. my old bmw r1150rt with 170.000km runs fine without a single breakdown. sold it and got myself a bmw k1200r. after 3500km the gearbox failed. 3000€ in repaircosts and that k1200 got 59000 km on the clock.
This lady's perspective on the purchasing process is hilarious and insightful. If I only purchased products from people I would trust with my dog I would be walking the streets naked and starved... with my dog. My hair is often discheveld cause curls and helmets mix too well. But I intrust my bikes with my life and I like speed; theyre all top shape and maintained, Trust what you see and look at everything, that's my advise. Official service and repair invoices are nice too...
It'd be interesting to see motorbike lifespans between different types (sport, cruiser, adv, etc) and rider styles like track, weekend warriors and commuters.
In any production liquid cooled bike, maintenance is more important than the style. I think you just see more high mileage touring bikes because of what they were meant to do and the demographics that buy them. I've seen an fz09, with 180k miles on it without any serious work. Just basic filter/fluids, spark plugs, valve checks, and maybe a couple clutch packs. Modern bikes will last if you treat them right.
I would not buy a motorcycle from Whitney because she stepped on her frosted flakes and became a cereal killer. Seriously, Whitney brings up a lot of great points.
Who cares what the people look like, dress, or groom themselves? That is silly. Mechanics are not all known for cleanliness for example, but I trust their personal vehicles or bikes are done right if they are selling them. Nothing beats a good old fashioned thorough vehicle inspection. Period. Know what to look for or take it somewhere you trust.
what I have learned is bike type, person type, fluid types put in (cheap 7/11 oil vs. OEM/high end sport racing fluids), mods, and tires (cheap Walmart vs Cycle Gear) like I ride a BMW RnineT and I've put about 12000 miles in 4 months (bought used with 300 miles) I do lots of touring and just joy rides. I've done all required services either early or right on the mark. I never use anything less than OEM or performance fluids. when I top off on gas I only use 91 or 93 BUT the gas station must have a certified top grade fuel mark at the pumps. I prefer Cheverton gas so if possible I will be picky and use Cheverton gas even if I have to travel an extra mile or 3. I plan on doing 2 performance mods a new exhaust system and high air flow filter. then cosmetics platform pedals for the long touring, bar miorrs for looks, a rack for luggage, and a vinyl wrap for a cool anime design. I put on a quality sports touring tire. If I was selling my bike I would definitely buy from me. my maintenance ends at 24,000 miles. I have learned if the owner was just HALF as anal as I am most motorcycles and cars would basically run forever that's why you have these 60 year old guys that still have their first car or like old cb400s or BMW RK60s for the 60s and 50s still running they maintenance and took care of their vehicles like a child.
Maybe instead of “take them on a date,” you could meet at a coffee shop, and say “let me buy you a coffee, I have some questions. Could you bring the owner’s manual?”
30,000 miles is like 100-150,000 on a car. Gotta do all of the bearings, check the cam chain and guides, replace the plastic chain guide on the swingarm, clutch etc,etc.
What the Flippy Flop Flop does any of that crap have to with buying a bike? All I want to see is owners manual and did he bother to fill maintenance log in the back of it and was is garage kept. I've know plenty of greasy, smelly, social awkward old men that take better care of their bikes than their WIVES specifically because they get to RIDE them more often, and far less maintence.
NONE of us should have any dead bodies to hide to begin with! It is criminal to hide your sins to make a sale...what kind of person can even do that to his fellow man? I still feel bad some of the more cosmetic stuff I hid from buyers but at least it was always really used aka CHEAP vehicles to begin with lol ....still when you cover up rust with bondo and rattle can it is kinda sh!tty With a straight face "well uhh sure I am selling a really solid nice pick up truck for 1500 bucks.... you hit the jackpot today dude! You are ripping me off and I am just too dumb " (in reality? NOT lol) Well it was several decades ago ....now though? Even with blatant rust holes 1500 for a pickup truck WOULD be a steal!
You absolutely want to buy from me. My cars and bikes are obsessively maintained. If you buy from me you’re likely getting something better than it came from the factory. And I’m going to be at least 15 minutes late if we are meeting. Usually more. Significantly more. My wife will want to go and claim it is to give me a ride home if we make a deal. And she thinks anything within 90 minutes is on time. I think it is something they teach them in medical school, all docs seem to be late to everything.
People do tend to think im weird BECAUSE i take good care of my things i get strange looks from people when they look at my very clean caddie sts with no pizza boxes and Pepsi bottles in the floorboard lol. Im not a serial killer but i had my cbr1000 towed into the honda dealership when the check engine light came on. It was an irc plugged into the throttle position sensor apparently. Nice video whittney
Always check the vehicle theyre not selling eg their car in the drive way next to the bike. Easy way check their tyres for uneven wear. If they aint getting a wheel alignment, I aint buying their bike.
Im a freak, my house is a mess bc i just dont really have ppl over. My bike is always clean and I always do maintenance on it. It has 4k miles and looks brand new bc im always washing it. Already have the oil ready for the 5k service, but looking at my front porch w all the tools out front youd think i treated the bike like shit. Unless you saw it by itself. It looks like a clean freak owned it
Have a mechanic check it out for $100. I am very familiar with ICE vehicles. I checked the oil, chain, radiator,, etc. I was ready to buy but sent over to mechanic. Bike threw some codes. Bike had burned valves.
I get what you're saying about the seller represents the potential bike you want to buy but this video went off the rails. If someone asks me about my relationship with my parents when buying my used goods. I'm walking away as the seller. This is entertaining but completely ridiculous. I was hoping for some real advice about purchasing a high mileage bike as I'm considering do just that. I appreciate your style of video creator but a little more on-topic content would have been appreciated.
I love that Whitney shaves her balls with manscape 😆. She makes many good points. When I look at used motorcycle I look for ones that have been ridden regularly buy the current owner for most of its life. Usually they take care of their motorcycles and are upgrading or are retiring from riding and having owned and put miles on the bike shows it's been a good overall motorcycle. I don’t shy away from a "high mile bike" that has had it's fluids regularly ran through it as much as a 5+ year old bike with a few 1000 miles that probably will have dry(ing) seals/gaskets that will cause more headaches down the road.
Here in the UK mileage is a huge deal. The annual average is 3000 - 4000 miles. Take your bike into a dealer with more than that and you'll literally pay the price. They want you to buy them but using them for the purpose they are designed for is a cardinal sin. No No. They're supposed to spend most of their lives in garages being polished, and only going out on sunny Sundays to the local park & pose venue.
Depends on the bike. A Ninja 400 (or almost any 300cc like the R3 and CBR500R) are meant for normal riding and commuting. The Supersports are strictly for the track and not for the street. It's like driving an Enzo Ferrari at that point.
Went to buy a bike once and I knew it would be a good bike when I turned into the drive and the garage was open, carpeted and he had a dedicated service bay
Great video, for real...but did we really need her to endorse "Manscaped"? If so, then she needs to personalize it and not do like Y&S. For example, "my shiz used to look like an Arby's Cheddar Melt smushed into a barbershop floor...but then I discovered 'ChowdaScape..."
That cockpit is wild, so spare,,,I literally stopped to stare at a headlight cluster the other night to even see how it could project well and still be that minimalistically existential, I guess I missed the windshield,,,,,
I dont smell great al the time (cause I am always covered in oil messing with bikes lol) but I like fresh plugs oil/filters/thermostat and water dropped and replaced each year too.. and also I dont wheelie my bikes or do burnouts! he he
question, I been wanting a bike, and did A LOT of research into the 600cc naked bike category. I came down to wanting a cb650r. Perfect amount of tech for me, ABS/TCS/Slipper Clutch and a cable throttle! Where I live, no dealer can get me one shipped unless it’s to Oahu, the next island over.(Hawaii) Just so happens a guy on craigslist posted his 2019 cb650r 7k miles SC Project exhaust, Single seat w/fairing, sato racing rearsets and a “tail tidy”? He’s asking $8k and from the pictures it looks pretty dam clean like-new. Haven’t seen it in person yet so I can’t speak for the oil/fork seals/tires. From your biker knowledge is 8k worth it? Or should I try offer him $7.5-7k? I priced out a brand new 2023 on an Oahu dealer and they quoted me at $11k out the door, but then I’d have to ship it back home myself. What’s your opinion? Is used or new the way to go?
25k on a bike is nothing if even maintained less then optimum however does matter at 40k+ At this point agree owner's care most important.I think most important for engine is timely oil change...rest can be repaired
I'm never on time, I haven't had a haircut in over 15 years, and I am about as sociable as a rock chucked through a greenhouse window. I also change my oil/filter every 6 months, clean my chain at least once a month and lube it at least once a fortnight (usually more often) My bike absolutely gets more tlc than I do😂
Make sure you check out www.Manscaped.com/yammie to get 20% off your order! Whitney uses it to shave her balls so you should too
whitney's got balls... sounds about right since she owns a xsr-900 lol. i want the 700 so bad
Hey yammie I got selected earlier that I have won a R7. Just checking to see if it is a scam 😬
Is that phone number legitimate? I'm in new Zealand.
@@MikeJones-oo7wi cant be ?
Scam..
"I'd like to buy your bike"
"Sure, what can I tell you about?"
"HOW'S YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR MOM!?!"
Actually had to pause the video from laughing too hard, Whitney's delivery of "what I use to shave my balls" killed me
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I was so confused when I heard that I paused the video for a whole 5 seconds and just bussed out laughing.🤣
@@alexturnqest6202 She's probably a lefty... they are really confused about all those kinds of things...
@@jlrutube1312 I’m a lefty to.💀💀shit. Lmaoo!!
One way, I judge a person who rides a bike, is by checking the status of their chain. If its rusty, stay clear.
Yup 100%
1st bike (owned) neglected chain for 12-13k miles 😂 . My chain fell off stopping at a red light. I was revving it going nowhere, look down and chain is sagging on the ground. Put it back on road home slow as a snail and 1k in service later and about $300 parts my bike is firing fine. Fork seals were leaking slowly, new chain, new sprocket, spark plug/ air filter, drain all fluids and replace ;). Safe to say Sir you are 100% spot on. Lived to learn about it 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@BigGuyBigMind had that happen on my first bike. To be fair some arse biscuit reversed into (well, over) and bent the frame. Mid 'Rona so took a while to get it to a garage to find out the frame was bent :(
rolled back to get chain on and like you slow poked home
edit: i did about 800 miles on that bent framed bike which was a YZFR125 as was (still am) an L plater (uk)
@@spacedinvader9773 ya luckily I was on city streets. Normally I’m 100 plus
@@BigGuyBigMind scored a replacement R125 2019 Monster edition wi 75 miles on it, 1YO with the insurance so free upgrade. Doubled the miles riding home XD
I’ve never seen a well groomed, polite mechanic who’s always on time. Yet, I think a mechanic might be a good person to buy from. Just an example.
Amen
As a mechanic i can say thats debatable. When I had a car that I loved I babied it and did all the maintenece and replaced every thing as soon as It started to break.
Now I have a car that I dont care about and my oil change is overdue, my tires are almost smooth, three of four stab links are loose, and my brakes are about to grind and I am going on a 2 hour road trip with it.
Have you ever heard the saying; the cobblers children have no shoes?
I'm really loving the vibe Whitney brings to the channel with these videos. Can't wait to see her reaction to the turbo busa after a million subs!
The commentary will be excellent
Whitney's dreamy hippie take is a nice contrast to the 'in your face' approach from the you-know-who-you-ares.
@@yammienoob you have a troll on here saying " you've won a bike " ring this number.
I actually don’t want any video with out papa yams
I have 34k miles on my tuned 07 Cbr600rr, got it at 2 miles, thing runs like a monster, oil changes every 2500 miles, clean and lube my chain every 500 miles, clean it once a week, ride 7 days a week unless the rain is bad, maintenance is key to longer term miles 🤙
this vdo makes me rethink all my life choices!! it teaches about discipline... the more desciplined u are... the better condition your bike is! (Which is true)
Basically if you’re having a rough week you’re not gonna be able to sell your motorcycle to her 😂
Whitney, so entertaining. This is exactly what my Sunday morning needed. Also, every time I see your 900 it makes me think it's a better choice than an MT09.
Whitney, your Vlogs are absolutly weird(in a good way), but the most entertaining Videos in the YCU (Yammienoob Cinematic Universe) I like it 😁😺
Are we still buying a bike here or looking for Boyfriend???....take him out on a date?...no disrespect but lady, you sound lonely.
@@pureblood88er Yeah, well. That's just like, your opinion, man
Shee admits that she shave her ball centainly weird
@@pureblood88er I think the real question she wants answered when buying a bike has something to do with manscaping lol
You say dead birds in the air filter. But I have actually pulled dead birds out of a customers bike during a service.
*Me with my ADHD forgets car keys*
Witney: THE DEAL IS OFF!!!!
I'm going to consider manscaped now that I know Wit shaves her balls with it. I agree with feeling people out. I'm planning to sell my Z900RS cafe soon to finance a Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser 2-night immersive adventure with my son. If I can sell my bike AND have a pleasant conversation with you (even if you don't buy it) I consider that a win. I will post a vid soon. Cheers!
Godamn Whitney.. you made me spill my coffe with the manscape ad.
Im a diesel mechanic that works 60+ hours a week and am perpetually dirty and tired. I take great care of my biked
NO YAM! ACTUALLY, I DON'T HAVE TIME FOR ONE MORE VIDEO. I'M GOING INTO WORK AND WAS WATCHING THIS ONE IN THE PARKING LOT CUZ I WAS EARLY! GOSHHHH
Best Yammie Noob video this side of 2021 so far. Well done Whitney!
I've had the same bike, 1980 Honda CB750 I bought in 1990 at 14years old. It's got 156k miles on it. I've ridden from Cali to Alaska 3 times and everywhere in between. Never really had a problem because I've always done proper maintenance. These new bike, wow are they a million time better way faster and much easier to ride, I'm really looking forward to getting one.
Depends on the type of rider and motorcycle. I would buy a Honda NTV with 100.000km on it if it's in good shape. I wouldn't buy a track sport bike with 5.000km on it.
The only dead bodies under my porch are the ones who touched my bike :)
@+❶６０➈➃➂❺➀６➃９whatsapp me Really, this sounds too good to be true, call me a old skeptic.
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Hol' up 😶
Nice video Whitney! Also, "what are those!?"
When she's on the bike, she sounds like a man trying to impersonate Mickey Mouse
I lost it when she got to the balls shaving part
This is probably the only channel where I find myself actually waiting for the sponsored segment 💀
I prefer a higih mileage bike that has been taken care for instead of a rusty old piece of... with low mileage that has been standing in a barn, left to rot and all problems that comes with them.
Another way to tell if the bike is good is how truly educated and intelligent the owner is about the moto universe. One that makes safety the #1 priority. Will even tell you to start small if you never rode before.
A nice soothing voice not shaming me for not shaving every part of my body on this channel ?! I almost can't believe it
I greatly enjoyed the bit at the end where Whitney turned into Donnie Thornberry
lol I love Whitney’s manscaped commercials
Wow amazing! Thanks spammynoob!
My car is a mess inside. My house could be more tidy but my bike gets all the love. Its clean and well maintained. So Whitney I suppose I'm one of those guys. However I am well groomed. Lol. Keep up the good work guys. Ride safe all!!
I haven’t bought a motorcycle used from a private seller, but I have helped a buddy buy a car from a private seller and I agree with what you say. Maintenance records aren’t hard to retain and typically a clean individual has a clean vehicle. Retired or Active military are usually great folks to buy vehicles from, great pride in ownership and usually very clean vehicles.
Fun👍🏼 you’re a cool person. Keep up the great work!
You will not be buying my bike or getting the date 😆
My precious
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Never met anyone that bought anything that was previously a rental that didn't have constant problems, including me. Letting morons beat your bike like it owes them money for a minor fee is the real red flag. It's like letting Kevin Spacey babysit your children.
Whitney has me saying "Soul Portal" on the regular now. Keep up the great work. 😁
Women buying bike:
Doesn't look at the bike, but instead looks at how you look and grooom 🤣🤣🤣
High mileage does matter... A lot of service manuals make no mention of major engine parts serviceability and the majority of mechanics don't do all the rigorous checks to identify as servicing costs go through the roof and they don't get as many customers.
I'm talking valves/seats/springs, cam journal wear, assorted bearing (trans/crank/etc).
So a balance of mileage and maintenance is the best test for how much money that second hand bike will cost you. Just because it looks new and shiny on the outside, doesn't mean there aren't any gremlins on the inside!
as far as i can tell thats true. my old bmw r1150rt with 170.000km runs fine without a single breakdown. sold it and got myself a bmw k1200r. after 3500km the gearbox failed. 3000€ in repaircosts and that k1200 got 59000 km on the clock.
This lady's perspective on the purchasing process is hilarious and insightful. If I only purchased products from people I would trust with my dog I would be walking the streets naked and starved... with my dog. My hair is often discheveld cause curls and helmets mix too well. But I intrust my bikes with my life and I like speed; theyre all top shape and maintained, Trust what you see and look at everything, that's my advise. Official service and repair invoices are nice too...
Nice to see the channel doing well. Great job, yall.
It'd be interesting to see motorbike lifespans between different types (sport, cruiser, adv, etc) and rider styles like track, weekend warriors and commuters.
In any production liquid cooled bike, maintenance is more important than the style. I think you just see more high mileage touring bikes because of what they were meant to do and the demographics that buy them.
I've seen an fz09, with 180k miles on it without any serious work. Just basic filter/fluids, spark plugs, valve checks, and maybe a couple clutch packs. Modern bikes will last if you treat them right.
Great editing. Loved the piece around the 1:40s
I would not buy a motorcycle from Whitney because she stepped on her frosted flakes and became a cereal killer. Seriously, Whitney brings up a lot of great points.
Who cares what the people look like, dress, or groom themselves? That is silly. Mechanics are not all known for cleanliness for example, but I trust their personal vehicles or bikes are done right if they are selling them. Nothing beats a good old fashioned thorough vehicle inspection. Period. Know what to look for or take it somewhere you trust.
what I have learned is bike type, person type, fluid types put in (cheap 7/11 oil vs. OEM/high end sport racing fluids), mods, and tires (cheap Walmart vs Cycle Gear) like I ride a BMW RnineT and I've put about 12000 miles in 4 months (bought used with 300 miles) I do lots of touring and just joy rides. I've done all required services either early or right on the mark. I never use anything less than OEM or performance fluids. when I top off on gas I only use 91 or 93 BUT the gas station must have a certified top grade fuel mark at the pumps. I prefer Cheverton gas so if possible I will be picky and use Cheverton gas even if I have to travel an extra mile or 3. I plan on doing 2 performance mods a new exhaust system and high air flow filter. then cosmetics platform pedals for the long touring, bar miorrs for looks, a rack for luggage, and a vinyl wrap for a cool anime design. I put on a quality sports touring tire. If I was selling my bike I would definitely buy from me. my maintenance ends at 24,000 miles. I have learned if the owner was just HALF as anal as I am most motorcycles and cars would basically run forever that's why you have these 60 year old guys that still have their first car or like old cb400s or BMW RK60s for the 60s and 50s still running they maintenance and took care of their vehicles like a child.
I have +112k miles on my 2015 FJ-09. She still runs as good as new.
My ‘03 954RR has over 50k miles,
runs like a new bike.
Has no weird shakes or rattles. Tight as a drum. Build quality of the gods.
Should get it dyno then you will truly know .....
Maybe instead of “take them on a date,” you could meet at a coffee shop, and say “let me buy you a coffee, I have some questions. Could you bring the owner’s manual?”
30,000 miles is like 100-150,000 on a car. Gotta do all of the bearings, check the cam chain and guides, replace the plastic chain guide on the swingarm, clutch etc,etc.
What the Flippy Flop Flop does any of that crap have to with buying a bike? All I want to see is owners manual and did he bother to fill maintenance log in the back of it and was is garage kept. I've know plenty of greasy, smelly, social awkward old men that take better care of their bikes than their WIVES specifically because they get to RIDE them more often, and far less maintence.
I agree. It's all about the vibe of the seller. Thanks for pointing that out Whitney you're a great addition to the channel
ok so the point I got from watching this video is that if I want to sell my bike I should hide the dead bodies first
NONE of us should have any dead bodies to hide to begin with! It is criminal to hide your sins to make a sale...what kind of person can even do that to his fellow man? I still feel bad some of the more cosmetic stuff I hid from buyers but at least it was always really used aka CHEAP vehicles to begin with lol ....still when you cover up rust with bondo and rattle can it is kinda sh!tty With a straight face "well uhh sure I am selling a really solid nice pick up truck for 1500 bucks.... you hit the jackpot today dude! You are ripping me off and I am just too dumb " (in reality? NOT lol) Well it was several decades ago ....now though? Even with blatant rust holes 1500 for a pickup truck WOULD be a steal!
Just passed my cbt yesterday, now my journey starts learning on the big bikes.
Congrats
@@ncastro3619 thanks bro
Imagine selling a bike and a Woman who is interested asks you on a Date lmao.
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Once road a 60k kilometer mileage Honda Steed. It ran beautifully
Just passed 96,000 miles on my 02. I cringe for the day I have to buy a new bike with all the electronics on them now.
You absolutely want to buy from me. My cars and bikes are obsessively maintained. If you buy from me you’re likely getting something better than it came from the factory. And I’m going to be at least 15 minutes late if we are meeting. Usually more. Significantly more. My wife will want to go and claim it is to give me a ride home if we make a deal. And she thinks anything within 90 minutes is on time. I think it is something they teach them in medical school, all docs seem to be late to everything.
Guys a person past does not define them in the present miles do matter even if you ride it normal it’ll still have wear and tear
Ahhhh the XSR900. Out of the 16 bikes I owned in the last 20 years, this is the first one that I really consider as a keeper. Such a great bike!
Full Face Helmet✔ Ballistics nylon reinforced riding jacket✔ Kevlar lined armored riding gloves ✔ Tie-dye Yoga pants and sandals ✔
“It’s not just a bike, it’s a relationship”. I agree. I still love my ZX-6R even though i think it gave me carpal tunnel syndrome.
Same, but R6 💙
The more off topic Whitney gets the more I like her.
So to buy a motorcycle I gotta ask them how their life is going? Yeah no thanks I’d rather just get the bike my self I know what to look for.
"Time to get my valves adjusted" sounds like something I'd say as a terrible euphemism
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People do tend to think im weird BECAUSE i take good care of my things i get strange looks from people when they look at my very clean caddie sts with no pizza boxes and Pepsi bottles in the floorboard lol. Im not a serial killer but i had my cbr1000 towed into the honda dealership when the check engine light came on. It was an irc plugged into the throttle position sensor apparently. Nice video whittney
First of all Whitney, great manscape commercial. Second of all I don't think dead bodies have anything to do with motorcycle maintenance so....
137K on my Busa. Still runs like a champ!
God damn lol. Keep going man!
@@blake253 For sure! Bought her brand new. The plastics have scratches and chips but mechanically it's been a tank.
Always check the vehicle theyre not selling eg their car in the drive way next to the bike. Easy way check their tyres for uneven wear. If they aint getting a wheel alignment, I aint buying their bike.
Im a freak, my house is a mess bc i just dont really have ppl over. My bike is always clean and I always do maintenance on it. It has 4k miles and looks brand new bc im always washing it. Already have the oil ready for the 5k service, but looking at my front porch w all the tools out front youd think i treated the bike like shit. Unless you saw it by itself. It looks like a clean freak owned it
Whitney I got a 500r recently, and have been having a blast. Can't wait till I can come see y'all at an event in Austin or Dallas.
Having the dog in the frame - 100% more views, instantly!
Have a mechanic check it out for $100. I am very familiar with ICE vehicles. I checked the oil, chain, radiator,, etc. I was ready to buy but sent over to mechanic. Bike threw some codes. Bike had burned valves.
I get what you're saying about the seller represents the potential bike you want to buy but this video went off the rails. If someone asks me about my relationship with my parents when buying my used goods. I'm walking away as the seller. This is entertaining but completely ridiculous. I was hoping for some real advice about purchasing a high mileage bike as I'm considering do just that. I appreciate your style of video creator but a little more on-topic content would have been appreciated.
yammie you should make a video on the 660 single mt03 i think its a gret little beginner motorcycle. big ups for the videos and cheers!
Great video and reviewer
Whitney im not gonna lie, i don't think motorcycle buying should be like practicing astrology 😅😅😅😅
I love that Whitney shaves her balls with manscape 😆.
She makes many good points. When I look at used motorcycle I look for ones that have been ridden regularly buy the current owner for most of its life. Usually they take care of their motorcycles and are upgrading or are retiring from riding and having owned and put miles on the bike shows it's been a good overall motorcycle. I don’t shy away from a "high mile bike" that has had it's fluids regularly ran through it as much as a 5+ year old bike with a few 1000 miles that probably will have dry(ing) seals/gaskets that will cause more headaches down the road.
Here in the UK mileage is a huge deal. The annual average is 3000 - 4000 miles. Take your bike into a dealer with more than that and you'll literally pay the price. They want you to buy them but using them for the purpose they are designed for is a cardinal sin. No No. They're supposed to spend most of their lives in garages being polished, and only going out on sunny Sundays to the local park & pose venue.
Depends on the bike. A Ninja 400 (or almost any 300cc like the R3 and CBR500R) are meant for normal riding and commuting. The Supersports are strictly for the track and not for the street. It's like driving an Enzo Ferrari at that point.
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You missed out big tourers. Same applies. The average annual mileage for my GS is 4000 miles.
@@pokie6087 I agree. Should've threw them in there
🤣 haven't laughed so hard in a while. Thanks!
Haha I couldn't leave my cow with these ppl 😅
@9:45 ahhh such a way with words, a true poet at work
Went to buy a bike once and I knew it would be a good bike when I turned into the drive and the garage was open, carpeted and he had a dedicated service bay
Great video, for real...but did we really need her to endorse "Manscaped"? If so, then she needs to personalize it and not do like Y&S. For example, "my shiz used to look like an Arby's Cheddar Melt smushed into a barbershop floor...but then I discovered 'ChowdaScape..."
Why do you not film when u buy used bikes? I mean process
That cockpit is wild, so spare,,,I literally stopped to stare at a headlight cluster the other night to even see how it could project well and still be that minimalistically existential, I guess I missed the windshield,,,,,
I dont smell great al the time (cause I am always covered in oil messing with bikes lol) but I like fresh plugs oil/filters/thermostat and water dropped and replaced each year too.. and also I dont wheelie my bikes or do burnouts! he he
question, I been wanting a bike, and did A LOT of research into the 600cc naked bike category. I came down to wanting a cb650r. Perfect amount of tech for me, ABS/TCS/Slipper Clutch and a cable throttle! Where I live, no dealer can get me one shipped unless it’s to Oahu, the next island over.(Hawaii) Just so happens a guy on craigslist posted his 2019 cb650r 7k miles SC Project exhaust, Single seat w/fairing, sato racing rearsets and a “tail tidy”? He’s asking $8k and from the pictures it looks pretty dam clean like-new. Haven’t seen it in person yet so I can’t speak for the oil/fork seals/tires. From your biker knowledge is 8k worth it? Or should I try offer him $7.5-7k? I priced out a brand new 2023 on an Oahu dealer and they quoted me at $11k out the door, but then I’d have to ship it back home myself. What’s your opinion? Is used or new the way to go?
Brilliant :) I lost my S at the manscaped..
Quality bike in the thumbnail, I love my FZ6!!
2:30 hold upp wait a minute
Wait, people actually adhere to the maintenance charts in the manual???
Love the dog😍
Make sure they don’t use there R1 as a dirt bike.
Dunno why but that chick reminds me of Anthony Kiedis from Red Hot Chilli Peppers lol
25k on a bike is nothing if even maintained less then optimum however does matter at 40k+ At this point agree owner's care most important.I think most important for engine is timely oil change...rest can be repaired
Whitney will only buy a bike from a guy who uses 'Manscape'
Take them out on a date. If they aren't using the manscaper 2.3 do not buy that bike!
I'm never on time, I haven't had a haircut in over 15 years, and I am about as sociable as a rock chucked through a greenhouse window.
I also change my oil/filter every 6 months, clean my chain at least once a month and lube it at least once a fortnight (usually more often)
My bike absolutely gets more tlc than I do😂
Are those bulletproof sandals?
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wait a minute a bunch of xsr900 with 100k miles?! Really?!